which is better the inch wand or inch 1/2 wand?
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I personally like the 1inch wand best. It just depends on what kind of curl you want. I like for my curls to be lose so I use the 1inch.
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It depends if you want big curls or smaller curls. inch wand gives you small curls and inch and 1/2 will give you bigger wavy curls.
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Sue, Tex it is easy to use and very efficient, it also has a floor attachment so the wands are long enough, also standard size so the wands from most other brands can be attached to add even more length. Hope this is helpful. Annette
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Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased with this sprayer. Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased... » Read More Jim, the wand is, give or take, about twenty inches from nozzle to end of handle. I have found this size is perfectly fine - you can "tune" the nozzle to do anything from a long, long, stream, to a fan spray. I would say, the length of the wand really is not what you should be concerned about. I think, once you see the variable coverage the wand offers, you won't be too much concerned with the length. I should also mention that I have another, larger, sprayer, with a longer wand. Half the time the blamed thing is in the way. I think, for the money, you will be more than pleased with this sprayer. « Show Less
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I use the standard 1 inch wand. You have to be careful using the shortest layers of the hair, you'll probably only be able to wrap your hair around it once, but just don't burn yourself. However, the for the top layers of hair it's perfect. My hair is shoulder length, but I used the wand when my hair feel below my bra strap.
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I bought the 2 1/8" inch and it works great. My hair is much longer now but when I bought the brush it was your length, maybe a little longer. Hope this helps! :)
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The outside diameter on the hose end that would fit into your wands is 1 1/4 inch. This hose would ship from California
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I would say this depends on how tight you want the curls to be. I have a one inch barrel, but my hair is quite short. For longer hair, I would say a 1 1/2 inch or 2 inch would be better.
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I think 1 1/4 in is a good size for short, fine, and thin hair. I also have a 1 1/2 in one and I like the 1 1/4 in better.
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I believe it's a half inch the full inch width wand's are a little fatter, I honestly really like this one because for me this size curl is perfect and these wands are amazing so much better than any other curling item.good luck to you hope you find the one your wanting.~Rose~
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Yes, 1/2 inch. You can change this to slightly more or less by how far you seat the sweep.
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I use the 2.5in hose. It produces OK results. But the suck power is not as strong as my shop vac. It is better to have the 4 inch hose to run the distance and then reduced to 2.5in at the saw or the planer.
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I can't tell you for sure. I took this wand and the one from my HomeDepot washer to a hose shop and had the coupler on this one replaced with one to match the HD wand. Cost less than $10.
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The 3/8" unit is more accurate in the lower range that the 1/2" unit. However, both units are more accurate in their mid and upper ranges than their lower ranges--but still pretty fair. Use the unit you buy to test and adjust your wrench, then use the wrench. Accuracy is more critical on parts such as engine heads, main caps, connecting rod caps, etc. So, keep this in mind.
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Honestly my wand (plastic) threads stripped a little and I bought a brass one to kinda clean then up a little. I use the brass fitting and works great.
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Hi Shirley. As I said in my review I've used both the 1 1/4" and the 3/4" brushes on my short hair. I found that the 3/4" was the best size for me. My hair does not cover my ears so it is what I would term very short. I am definitely enjoying using this hot brush.Judy
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Mine is a Callisto 300 (1200W), and this replacement wand works perfectly - actually better than the original.
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I'm sure the 3 inch would be fine, I have the 2 1/2 in. I like it very much.